Bachelor's
Master of Science in Building Engineering / Building Science – BCIT
Course Overview
The Master of Science in Building Engineering / Building Science (MASc) at BCIT is an advanced research-focused graduate program designed for engineers and architects. The curriculum delves into building envelope performance, energy modeling, acoustic controls, and sustainable architectural materials.
Students undertake an in-depth research thesis alongside rigorous coursework to solve complex building performance issues. The program leverages state-of-the-art building science laboratories and testing facilities on campus. Graduates possess high-level expertise needed to lead innovation in sustainable construction and building engineering.
Entry Requirements
- 4-year Bachelor’s degree in Engineering or Architecture (minimum 70% / 2.8 GPA)
- Post-secondary courses in Linear Algebra and Differential Equations
- Grade 12 English proficiency (2 years full-time study in English or equivalent)
- Submission of Mandatory Applicant Questionnaire and CV
- Two academic or professional letters of reference
Career Outcomes
- Building Science Researcher
- Building Envelope Specialist
- Sustainable Building Consultant
- Forensic Building Engineer
- R&D Project Manager
Scholarship Available
- Yes (BCIT Graduate Entrance Awards
- Research Assistantships)
Key Information
Location
Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada
University
British Columbia Institute of Technology
Intakes
September
Tuition Fee
$21,535 / Year
Duration
1.5 to 2 Years (Thesis/Applied Research)
Language
English
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